The TASER® X26c is the perfect police strength tactical self defense option. It delivers the highest take-down power available. Using Shaped Pulse and Electro‑Muscular Disruption (EMD) technologies, the Taser X26c temporarily overrides the central nervous system to limit muscular control, incapacitating aggressive subjects, including those under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
SALES PROHIBITED TO: Hawaii and Rhode Island.
SALES RESTRICTED TO: (These states require a concealed carry permit) Connecticut, Delaware, Illinois, Massachusetts, New Mexico, West Virginia and Wisconsin.
Features:
- Highly effective option for personal defense
- Designed to incapacitate and regain control of a dangerous encounter
- Integrated laser sight and LED for improved aiming in low light
- Stun-capable for close-quarters backup protection
- Includes a holster for secure, accessible carry
- Trusted and field-proven by law enforcement agencies
Contents & Specifications:
- TASER® X26C
- 6 TASER® Cartridges
- Digital Power Magazine (DPM — this is not a rechargeable battery)
- Carrying Case
- Practice Target
- Training Materials and Manual
- Product Dimensions: Height: 3.2 in (8.1 cm); Length (w/o Cartridge): 6.0 in (15.2 cm); Length (w/ Cartridge): 7.3 in (18.5 cm); Width: 1.3 in (3.3 cm); Weight (w/o Cartridge): 7.2 oz (204 g)
Local laws and use-of-force rules vary by state and municipality; always confirm legal requirements before purchasing or carrying this device. We recommend completing the included training materials and following manufacturer guidance. Axon (TASER®) also provides online training resources and device registration to help ensure safe, lawful operation.
Maintain your Taser X26c by storing cartridges and the DPM per the manual, checking functionality during routine drills, and keeping spare cartridges on hand.
Warranty and support: Axon provides a Lifetime Replacement Guarantee for any TASER® used in self-defense in the U.S.
TASER® is a trademark of Axon Enterprises, Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries.
